ArticleEcosphere (Washington, D.C)2019
Finding the sweet spot: What levels of larval mortality lead to compensation or overcompensation in adult production?
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Abstract
Extrinsic mortality impinging on negatively density-dependent populations can result in no change in the number of survivors (compensation) or an increase (overcompensation) by releasing the population from density-dependent effects on survivorship. The relationship between the level of extrinsic mortality (
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